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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-1-26, Page 8Lending Li rarif An Interesting Collection of Books To. Select From fame in and Look Them ;Over ---Select a Book and Have The 'Privilege of Taking It Home and Reading It The Charge Is Three Cents a Lay or Fifteen Cents for a Full Week ,game_._.— FOR C01-03 TOILET RiES— k Ftexall Cherry' Berk Jasmin ("you¢h c and' .Face Cream 35c and 600 Bottles 50c a/lck's' Vapo Rub :Or Vicks Vatranol 50c Syrup„of White rine and Tar 25c Bottles Puretest AS A Tablets „24's-250 { VilattfpOles Paraformic Throat, Tablets 25c • Cough Syrup - Small 40c ;,Mentholatumi 30o Tasteless Preparation 'Cod Liber Oil with Creosote $1.00 Bottles GIANT PACKAGE KRUSCHEN SALTS_ IS NOW ON SALE TWO -/N -ONE PACKAGE SAME PRICE AS REGULAR SIZE THIS I5 A SPECIAL 'PACKAGE 75c Which is Only Offered For a Short Time Cocoanut 011, Shampoo Solidified 25c Lavender Brilliantine 35c French Balm 25c and 50 Bottles Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion 350 Almond Bloom Cream With Honey 50c Bottles A Beautiful Prize Jasmin Mirror Ball Face Powder $1.00 Fr R. SMITH DRUGGIST and woomm.* SOP* STATIONER _ TELEPHONE NO. 62 NO. 62. THE BRUSSELS POST HuranOlthRayslAssaclatiall111111~11MMINIIIMMWOMINIMIN Superior Store (Continued Frons Rage 1) row, Miss i9, Hemilton, Mies Ilelen S;tawart, Vitae 14, M0Laug111l14, 1'I'ss 71. Mebaugillin end many °;hers. * NOTES The .Annual Church 'Service et the Association ell) be held et St, Pours Proebyter;an Clnlrelb, B,1th• urse.! St„ on Sur•day evening F ebru. ary 6th, Rev. R. 'O. hIcDe2wid, Chaplin of the AseOciation will of, ficlate, cc coon cusses 'N1rED NOT BE EXPENSIVE HAVE .R A. REID EXAMINE YOUR EYES AND .IF GLASSES ARE NECESSARY YOU CAN, HAVE'. THEM AT LOW COST fR'epd r nd: See Right” Stratford's Leading Optometrist • 1 Keil For Nearly 20 Years AT -BRUSSELS OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE fARYIEDrospAy AFTERNOON 2.00 to 5.00 'Phone 51 for Appointment �•�-.•--•--'gaga.,,-� — * * * Tho Annual Picnic, of the ,Assoel. ation will be held le the area im- mediately west of The Dominion Government Building, Exhibitiol Park on Saturday, June 11th, ,k * Principal J. A. Cameron, Earle - count Pubale School, way a booster for his home town, Bayfield, as a summer resort. * :% * On account of the death of 1 a near F. F. HOMUTH Phm. B., R. 0. Western Ontario's, Most Modern Optical Service OUR AIM—"BETTER EYE CARE" HARRISTON, BRUSSELS Phone 118 Phone 26X CORN Car of Kelu Dried Corn to Arrive About January 28th MORRIS & GREY fARMERS Phone 46 and 78 TREATMENT A GUARANTEED for the Removal of SUPERFLUOUS HAIR Kills Hair Root Positively reverts Hair From Growing Again is Given At Our Salon JONES HAIRDRESSING Listowel, Ont. Cost Is Moderate Phone 128 MUNICIPAL NOTICE Applications in writing for the position of Assessor for the.Village of Brussels for the year 1938 at a salary of $70.00 per annum wit he received at the Clerk's Ofnee up to Jan, 31st, 193S. ft. S. Warwick, Clerk. Quality Service January Stock -Taking Specials Thursday, Friday, Saturday Royal York Coffee, Special l's • each 31c Hillcrest Pure Lard l's , • • . 2 lbs, for 25c Quaker Quick Oats, large package ..................each 19c Pearl or Comfort Soap 6 bars for 25c Hupfer's Pure Clover Honey ,5 lb pail • • • • each 50c Bleached Raisins • per 1b lac Veno's Cough Syrup . • • per bottle 19c Children's Wool Toques . • . . • • • • each 25c Boy's Wool Tweed Winter Caps •' each 49c Ladies Pure Wool Coat Sweaters, navy & wine • • each $1 98 REMNANTS GALORE — REAL BARGAINS Ladies Wool Cashmere Overshoes to clear at $1.00 Whit., ZIEGLER HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PRODUCE Phone 2211 Ethel, Ont• 0 relative Mr. and were prevented tendance and missed, Mre, A. G. Sm1111 from being in at - they were much * Mr, H. M. Jackson, Vice-Presl- and Egunondvitie Old Boy was a big asset on the '1o!r during the even- 1 ing. "Brown' gets things going with a rush. * Mrs. D. D. Wilsou met wit) an ' ,aJccident when ready to come ut:d was obliged to remain at home. * * * Mr. D, D. Wilson, Past .Presi- dent and Entry Secretary et the Winter Fair, presented the Associa- tion with the beautiful badges for the evening. Thanks D.D. * Mr. J. H. Laughton repreeeuted the Post Office Department, while W. D, .Sprinks represented the Customs Branch. * * The refreshments were served in the spacious din'ng room at mid- night under the supervision of .Firs, D. Thompson, Mrs, L. M. Pringle, Mrs. H. B. Stowe and their commit- tee, * * Mr. Chas. Siewert, Benmiller Ohl Boy, excelled h:mselt on the dance floor. He spoke of the old limes and of Jonathan Miller, the. big hotel man. Dr. Belden, formerly of Cl:uton and Seaforth, makes an ideal Presi- dent, and Mrs, Belden with he: ex- perience in 'Women's Club ,veno makes an excellent assistant, * a * Dr. Belden's birthday was on January 20th, and Paet-Pres.ctent W. A. Campben's birthday was on January 1941i, At midnight the or- chestra played a couple of special numbers and the two old timers re- ceiver au ovation. Mr. Gardiner of Regina, one of the organizers of the Saskatchewan Ar- sociation of tele Iiuron Old Boy's was present, and with Mrs Gardiner I took an act'see part in the proceed - Ings, * * •k• Mr, R.liceehiney of Use Montreal Dail Star, was early on the jab and stayel until the end, ?CIt.L$ FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY i:'LOGG'S CORN FLAKES si with Cereal Bowl +fid 27c 1 Red Band Javel Water • • 3 bottles • • • 23c �"utrie Lard - Z iii wn;Cake Four .... • . • . • ...... • • • 35c Big Bath Toilet Soap per bar gaga. • • . 5c Rose Rice ... •. 3 tb 25c Cbnthes Pins3 doz 9c ,Fresh Tarts' • • • • per pkg 15c Sunset Dyes —All Colors 15c Ali,, a Pork tl'c ;Beans 28 oz• • • 2 tins 23c Arm and Hammer Washing Soda 2 pkgs 15c Horne's'`Dutch Cocoa oer glass • • • 15e Loose Sodas 2 Ib • • • • • • •- • • • 29c ' G6iden Net iiSa'mon • • • ' • 1 119 • • . • . • • . • 25c Dr. Jackson's Roman Meal Bread 9c 2 tins • • 29c Loose Corn Starch - • . • per9c Ayir►'iier' Honey DropPeas � ' •' Heinz Tomato Juice 3 tins • • • • • ••• . 25c Sultana Raisins 2 ho • . • • • • 25c Carnation Milk • • , • • • per tin lOc Lake Herring •--'per doz 35c * * * K. Stanbury, Mies Doris Hill and B. I -L • McCreath assisted H. M. Wickens as heard of the program committee and there was. plenty of activity all evening, * * * George Thompson took the first prize In the Men's Euchre, second prize going to E. R, Mills. '4iss Jean Scott wen first prize In the Ladies' Euchre, Many At Funeral For R. W. Gibson, Kendall Pioneer Montynaretre, , be death of Robert WellingJanton10.—TGibson, of Kendall, Sask., last week, removed from •that district one of dt5 earliest settlers and mosr. influential figures. Born at Innisklllen, rear Puri Hope, Ont„ on Uotober 10 1800, Mr, Gibson spent his early years at Blyth, Ont., to which district his parents had moved when be was but one year old. He first came west in 1885 when he worked at Indian Head as a carpenter for one year. Late: he retrrued to Blyth, and on June 2, 1886 married Mary Elysla Hanna, of Brussels, Huron County, U.:t., who survives him. In March, 1902, lie moved to In- dian Head with nis faan;ly, taking employment in the Western Mfg. C0., the original plant of the Re- gina company hearing that name, In 1904 he filed un the 1.;noestead to which he moved in 1195 end on which he die] He leaves surviv- ing hien his widow, and three eons: Wellington .Jona Alvin Herbert and Mervin V„ ell of Kendall, Two dacghters-pie:deceased Lim: Mar garet, who died at Inatan Head in 1902, and Minnie (Mrs, James Mac- Lean, who else died at Indian Head, in 1918; three vro'.hers, Ed- mond and Levi, of Dyseet, Sask„ and George, of Indian Head. and two sisters, Mrs, Robert MacKay and Miss Fih.a, both of Furt Qn• 'Appelle, Sask. The funeral service bias held in the United church at Ewen Head and burial took place in the fano- ily plot, Indian ni'ad cemetery, In spi*e of cold weather, same 40 automobiles frc.n Kendal; ar,t1 Montmartre districts • brought friends to pay teeir last tribute A large number Bono Indt'un )load, Fort QteAppelle and other districts' also attended, The casket cover could not hold ail the floral Tri- butes, Rev, S. E. Kennedy, or Frances Sask., conducted the funeral ger; vise, and pall -bearers ware: Mark. West, James Cunningham, Wm. Culling, Jacob Delwo, Robert Mac- Kay and Rutile II. Merican all of. Kendall, * * * The 'ever -popular hIonorary Pres!. dent, J. A, McLaren, donated the famous ,McLaren coffee for the occasion, • * * Secretary Sheppard and Mr. and Mrs, W, A. Campbell amperyised the Bridge and Euchre, QUALITY - - SERVICE QUICK QUAKER OATS • Large Pkg, 19c Large Bottle Vanilla • •.• ' -• • • ' 15c MdLarens Jelly Powders • • • per pkg • -• • • • 145c Rennies Bird Seed ••••'• • 1 .tb pkgs • • c „Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour per ,pkg • • • • • • -- • • • • 150 Keen's Mustard 1/2 lb tins • • •••• • . • • • • • . , • .. • ..'.. 49c Standard Quality Tomatoes ' • . - • • 2 tins 19e• Lake Superior Herring Beat Quality per doz • • • • • • • •••• • • • • 35c Connor's Herring in Sauce • • • • • • per tin • • • • •••• • • • • • • 15c McCormicks Fig Bars per lb . • • • • • • 19c McCormicks Chocolate Puffs per lb '19c WE HAVE OLD HICKORY 'SMOKED BY THE POUND Crisco in 1 lb tins Each • • • 23c Capo Shoe Polish per tin . 10c Northern Spy Apples • • • • • •per pk - 50c 10c 58c 17c Polly Prim yeas per tin Ovaltine Medium Size Tins ••••• • • • Each King Oscar Sardines per tin Crunche Sweet Pickles small size 813russe(s Thursday Phone 64I 1., Eckmierlls«y 1 HIGH FINANCE m' A lad, emnploe se by one of the big: chain stores, turned up for work one: morning in a new car. The man-, aver heard of it and sent for ;tin:. e ".How Is it" be asked, "than: you. can afford to tun a cat' on $15.00 a! week?" 'Tulle easy, see reiplietl the y;gyth,- "There are two hundred people em- ployer in Ole joint,' Every week !L', raffle off my pay envelope at �a 110110tr a chance.' - Grain Wanted - WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR WHEAT Suitablefor our product Toasted Flaked Wheat Berries WE BUY ALL KINDS OF GRAIN AS WELL Agent—Percy Lawless Phone 29X T. G. HEMPHILL Phone 29—Mil Wroxeter ELMER B. BELL, B. Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.r ! i Phone 20X - Brussels, nt..' Farms For Sale Good Farms for Sple , IN BRUCE, HURON AND PERTH COUNTIES A Reasonable Cash Payment Will Be Accepted And Terms for the Balance Arranged at 4% Interest Write me stating your requirements Oliver Hemingway Inspector For Commissioner 'ef Agricultural Loans R. R. 3, Brussels Phone 23 r 4 Brussels General Store PHONE 61 aCeeteteeCiatettt„reuseteterereteteeeteweetatetetegstere;eee+ele:eteteiete+ctetceyeecte Stock Taking Sale Continues cc= PRINTS -1000 yards of New Natty Colors and Patterns All Guaranteed Sun and Tub Fast Cokne ,and Look Them Over JOHN BROWN & SONS IRISH LINENS At the Same Low Prices of a Year Ago ONE ONLY FINE QUALITY DOWN COMFORTER •72 x 72 Beautiful Colorings, Regular $18. ON SALE $14.95 BLUE OVERALLS—Large Roomy Cut With Red Back Sizes 34 to 44 Genuine 8 oz. $1.50 pr. Smocks To Match ALL WOOL PLAIN GREY HEAVY SOCKS Only Three Dozen at this low Price 25c pr. 2 ONLY MEN'S HAND TAILORED OVERCOATS Sold Regularly at $22.50 Stock Taking $17.50 ODD TROUSERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Your Size Is Here Come and Pick Therm Out NEW PREMIUMS FOR OUR 'PROFIT SHARING' COUPONS" WILL 'BE )-(ERE NEXT WEEK te�rcbaactdoctctevweetatewet[+titsrttutteta E. J. cTAVIS GENERAL STORE